That black actor is Clarence Gilyard. He has been in a lot of popular movies like Top Gun, Karate Kid II, L.A. Takedown, and Die Hard. However, he is very famous and well-known with Chuck Norris in the TV show: Walker, Texas Ranger!
This moment of Sato watching Daniel, is so much more powerful than all his scenes put together. A quiet moment for Sato, admiring Daniel’s focus and the realization that he was well taught by Mr. Miyagi.
I like to think that he saw the old ways in him, that Miyagi had taught him the same way as Miyagi's father did. Spiritual, strength from within etc. Not the modern style he was teaching at his school. He saw that he really knew his stuff and perhaps was the first time he doubted himself for mocking Miyagi and Daniel.
I like how Sato's face changes when he sees Daniel do the breathing exercise... He knew he was gonna lose his bet, meanwhile Chosen is clueless. Sato kept the best karate secrets to himself, because he knew Chosen would abuse them, unlike Daniel.
I just noticed that when I watched it a few days ago. I told my son 'Sato knows Daniel is about to break the ice, he's just mad because he bet all that money. He thought MIyagi forgot it all...' Jooooope!!! Still got it baby.
It really was a good scene. And although I think Danny really didn't deliberately act like he was recognising the exercise, it did seem like a recognition reaction.
That's a good point. Miyagi never "hid" the secrets, for example, the Crane, the drum technique, or the deep breathing meditation. Chozen was clueless, and ironically, fell victim to the drum technique.
The last part of your sentence didn't age well lol. Since Cobra Kai, Sato took in Chozen again both changed men, while Miyagi never taught Daniel the offensive style of Miyagi Do.
I doubt Sato kept it from Chozen. Focus seems to be the foundation of karate and would likely have been taught early on. I would believe Chozen had become complacent to some of the fundamentals rather than never having been taught them.
Sato was wrong, but at least he had honor. Not sure how I'd react to my best childhood friend stealing my fiancee. Probably a lot less civil than Sato was here.
I really liked Sato in this scene, He shows his maturity in comparison to his nephew - he dislikes Miyagi but due to curiousity, he wants to know how his old friend trained his student. And the look on his face afterwards speaks volumes.
Actually, it's a callback to the beginning of the movie when Miyagi teaches Daniel the breathing technique to help him one-hit nails. Daniels says it looks like prayer.
Really is remarkable that they successfully created a more than worthy sequel. It's very, very difficult to film just 1 spectacular movie, but to catch lightening in a bottle twice is 10X as unlikely. They could have just written a story about Miyagi training Daniel for another tournament, but instead they flip things around and make the sequel more about the Teacher than the Student. Great Screenwriting!
yep..ironically the 2nd karate kid only has one weakness...the Daniel character storyline is 2/3rd's weak and he is less featured in favor of the teacher....Daniel was the focus of the first film but he gets way less screen time in the sequel which is ballsy and kind of unexpected and I enjoyed...I kind of wish he had even less screen time...his storyline was written so poorly, I wish he only showed up for training scenes, that's all we needed........him breaking up off screen was so odd.......also the rivalry with the Japanese kid was really odd.....I like daniels training in karate kid 2 but other than that his storyline is so weird and bland... his romance with the Asian girl is underplayed and kind of pointless...there was no chemistry which he had a lot of with the first girl........it seemed he only liked her cause the plot says he has to like the girl he is near at that moment so lets make him single.......I dont know.....since he knew he couldn't stay in japan, why have a crush on a girl who you wont ever see again?....why not just keep Daniel with his first girlfriend since he clearly wont stay Asian chick.......also the bully picks on him for no reason......I don't know.....in the first film it made more sense..in this film the romance and bullying felt like rehash and rushed and forced and awkward for the sake of it and the acting is so poor that it came across as stupid...
I disagree about Daniel and Yuki. They had much better chemistry and screen time than him and Shue. Look at pt 1 again. They meet at the beach, but don't really talk, they have a mostly montage scene on their 1st date, the quick Halloween dance, and they break up and make up, and then she's therefor the tournament. Yuki and Daniel got out a copuple of dates, they talk about her goals, she teaches him how to dance, the tea ceremony and then he saves her life. And he was trying to convince to come to the US, which was a long shot, but you could tell she was very interested in some aspects. I will concede that the off screen break up with Shue was odd, but she's not going to be in the movie for just one seen. I don't know if seen the Kick Ass movies, but they have the gf in there and breakup is so forced it should have been off screen with her not even in the movie. Now as far Daniel and Cho. I think we can agree two things; he was a lot more dangerous than Johnny. Hell, he would have kicked him and the other Cobra Kai bullies asses just like Miyagi. And, 2nd that once they did start their rivalry, everything after made sense. Now we can debate why he hated Daniel in the first place. Well, he is a "coward" by association because he is with Miyagi, and the next time they're not with Sato and Miyagi, Daniel exposes him ripping off the villages. That's plenty of motivation and keeps getting embarrassed by him. The last point about screen time, I'm not sure what else they could do with Miyagi. He had plenty of time with his woman and there's only so many times he can refuse to fight Sato. My biggest problem is it did not need to 2 hours. I'm not sure what they could have cut but they should have been in Okinawa a lot sooner. At least we can all agree that pt 3 was weak, and the Hillary Swank one was awful.
+FocusReborn, that's not gay at all. You do realize that breathing exercise they were doing, that's REAL KARATE! In that music in the background, the Japaneese are the most skilled martial artists in the world. They do exercises like that all the time. Chozen lost because he was cocky, he was arrogant, and he didn't take Daniel very seriously. Also, that Chozen guy had no honor either.
+Derek Mathews Actually that is not true. Shaolin monks are considered the greatest warriors in history next to maybe the Spartans. But the spartans were not martial artists. Shaolin monks were and ARE still. And they are freaking amazing.
It was an important part of the movie. While Chozen was busy laughing it up at what Daniel was doing, Sato was looking on with a great deal of respect. He knew Miyagi had taught his student well. It was the first time in the film you realized that maybe this guy really wasn't the heartless dick he portrayed himself to be.
I always think about what Sato is thinking in that moment. I think Sato wanted to cover the bet to size Daniel up and see what Miyagi had taught him. I also think he probably knew that Daniel had a pretty good chance to break the ice bricks. I think it gave him an idea of what Miyagi was still capable of re: Karate if they fought to the death. So, once he saw Daniel break the ice, he knew that he really would be in for the fight to the death with Mr. Miyagi. Of course that is just my thoughts on that part of the movie. haha
I think that whole thing was put together mistreatment myagi as can see a massive long gap in between the sheets of ice so basically danny boy could easily shatter the ice slates with one quick hard strike
@daipaulig That ice seems a little thick and it would take a long time for it to melt. For example, I once had to defrost my mini refrigerator that had ice in it and I defrosted it late at night and the ice didn't completely melt until the evening of the next day where that ice in this scene looks the same as the ice I had in my mini refrigerator.
If danny was smarter he would have kneed while at the same time aiming higher on chozen but, unfortunately it wouldn't have done that much good as he still would have had them 2 pedophiles on his tail
It isnot the skill of Miyagi, it is the skill Sato has too! They were both taught from same master. Chozen did NOT learn the way. Sato is jealous, and remembering.
Anthony Ramsey he made a mistake with the betting odds, why so aggressive? If you can be this angry with such a small and insignificant thing with a person you don’t know and haven’t even met, you must be carrying a lot of horrible negative energy in your heart which can’t be good for you. Just chill man. It’s not worth getting stressed about.
I LOVE that extended shot of Sato! He recognises the technique. He knows Daniel can probably do it. This scene is the single best scene in a trilogy of GREAT scenes! THIS shows Daniel's potential - the way Street Fighter 2 always bangs on about Ryu's full potential! The hair rises on the back of my neck during this!
I think Daniel its a nice guy. I mean he was just trying to be nice with a pretty girl. Jhonny came and kick his ass. Chosen. Just meet and kick his ass And terry.. just kick his ass for money
right?! some people just don't know what the word no means lmfao he tried telling them he didn't wanna do it .. but nooo go get my uncleeee... well now you're a little lighter lmao
Most of the film, Miyagi's just trying to avoid conflict, trying to get through to Sato and be the diplomat. Here he enters full on troll-mode. "Thank you Sato. Pleasure, do business with you." Then walks off casually riffling the notes.
All those sickos like to watch fights. Myagi had to stay in character and try to not let the viewers figure out that myagi was nothing but, a snakey 🐍 grifter.
Back in the 80's you couldn't avoid this kind of thing . If it wasn't a Ski champ it was a karate bet. If it wasn't a round of tractor chicken it was an insane bike jump. As a professional bar bouncer I have seen it all.
Yep, I remember having to always arm wrestle in the 80s. I used a technique called over the top to win my matches, I traveled from town to town in my big rig and even had my son along for the ride.
lol they do say the best training for fighting multiple opponents is track and field, since they usually all attack at once, not one at a time like they do in movies
Love the line at the end where Daniel wants to spend it all right away, and then Miyagi reminds him he spent his college savings on a plane ticket. ;-)
"We do not honor bets with cowards" He says after pushing around a kid much smaller than him and with the threat of violence from himself and friends forces the kid into a bet.
regul8or daniel is miagis student- miagi is seen as a coward by chozen, as that is what he has been told- so daniel in his eyes is the student of the coward so must be just like him.. chozen isnt a hypocrite, just dumb
@@BillWalters-kx8sw I did until I saw an interview the other day. The character could so easily have been a racist stereotype, but it holds up pretty well 30 years later.
Mathias Rask-Andersen i was waiting for them to show that, the video didn't get that far, i love that part your saying, do not embarass uncle again. karate kid 2 might not be as good as part 1, but is right up there for me, i always said die hard and karate kid are my favorite 80's movies, i think karate kid part 2 might be in my top 5 for the 80's list.
2:43 Sato's performance just totally made this scene. It's the best scene in the whole movie, along with the wood breaking scene in the storm. Okay, the scene at the beginning with Kreese was great too. Just a classic movie, I miss these movies as you can tell....
There's something irresistibly comical about how Sato was obviously hoping that Daniel would fail and be disgraced. But of course when Daniel DOES break the ice, Sato knows that as much as his own pride has been hurt, it will only make it worse if he tries to back out of the bet. I always liked the bad guy that knows there are some rules even he has to obey. Good for Sato!
+eternalhalloween1 Yeah, unlike his asshole nephew. HE was the one who forced Daniel into the bet, and the bastard acts like a fucking brat once Daniel wins.
+NekoHybrid Ha ha, yea. Also I think it adds to the comedy in that Sato was a wealthy businessman. Yea, I'm sure his pride was hurt. But we know he'll live. It wasn't like some poor guy lost his whole life savings. And of course Myagi has that great line: "Thank you Sato. Pleasure doing business with you." :)
@@lethrneck4 The sequels usually pale in comparison. And Like you the first one was better, but the sequel further expanded Miyagi's background further.
you know what I love so much about watching these clips after seeing Cobra Kai, Danny's mannerisms and facial expressions match up PERFECTLY, since its the same actor 34 years later, that still blows my mind that they were able to do this, I mean normally if u have a series with a character as a child and an adult there's different actors so there are some variances, here it's perfect
Actually, I think it was more that Sato got more respect for Miyagi. In the end, it was never about Daniel and Chosen, it was about Miyagi and Sato all along.
I keep saying it, but a prequel to Sato and Mr Miyagi would be a great movie, like showing Satos hate for Miyagi, him leaving to the US, fighting in the war, losing his family , etc.
That was Daniel trying to impress Kumico. ''You have to be stong here (points to his head) not here (points to the muscle on his arm) It doesn't make a difference!'' That what happens if you put your money where your mouth is Daniel!
Daniel's problem is that Chozen is a dick who won't admit that every hit he's taken to his reputation is his own fault and that Daniel's involvement in the incidents just happens to be coincidental.
Notice the way Sato was staring at Daniel when he was focusing on his ice strike and then had the money already ready for Miyagi? He knew then Miyagi had taught him well and was going to break all six.
"He has to break all three right?" "WRONG!!!! All six!" Love the way Chozen says "wrong" and that shirt is incredible! Incredible meaning that it's incredible that it actually exists 😁
@@gapyrodawg5181 I actually really liked number 2. Diving into Mr. Miyagi's backstory was excellent and the tension was escalated (foreign country for Daniel, a more violent adversary, and a fight to the death for Mr. Miyagi) as all good sequels should do. The thing which takes it a notch down from the first is that the drum technique is really stupid. Going from the crane kick to this was a huge let down in the climax. If they spent a little time coming up with a new awesome technique, this would've surpassed the original. The climax takes it a notch down, but I have a hard time seeing what makes it a terrible movie. Number 3 on the other hand ...
In the original it makes sense why the young inexperienced Daniel has no faith in the training miyagi or himself but you would think by the sequel Daniel would have more confidence and just by having miyagi bet on him and look at him with that face of confidence should be all Daniel needs to understand to believe in himself and try the ice breaking with no hesitation...why do they have to force comedy into this scene and have Daniel have to bicker pull him to the side just to argue ...as if Daniel isn't the champion...he should believe in miyagis teachings and himself by now...
After all these years, I would have never guessed that was a Moody Blues song playing in the background. I'm used to their "Nights in White Satin" material.
My issue is if this was really Gate 2 Street or BC Street outside of Kadena AFB. Daniel-san should have seen the Banana Show and visited Whisper Alley at night 😄 (I know this was filmed in Hawaii)
What amazes me is how all the characters seem to converge within moments of each other in a moments notice. Another thing to mention is that a minute before Daniel and Kumiko haply walk into a bar(out of some strange curiosity...?), the nephew in his Dojo was teaching American servicemen Karate in full Gii garb. A minute later he's in plain clothes laying down a bet against Daniel. Another 'WTH?' moment...
Adam Holland Daniel-San couldn't break the ribs in a side of beef even with his fancy smancy KA-RA-TAY. Nor could he catch a chicken with his greasy fast Italian speed! RIP Mickey Goldmill.
What Daniel-San did with the money: "You get college tuition Daniel-San." "Nonono...you're thinkin' too small, Mr. Miyagi, you gotta think of...Mr. Miyagi's LITTLE TREES! huh? huh?"
daniel contradicts himself here. first he tell kumico that you gotta be strong in the head/mind and not the body. then he says to miyagi "guy that tried it is twice my size he only got through two of them. what do you expect me to do>" lol.
actually that is a bit strange that he said that you have to be strong here not here so another word's that guy didn't use power in his mind, so the technique that miyagi was doing to daniel, is that the same thing and daniel wasn't aware of it or he just said it.
I know chop suey. I could have broken 10 of them and I am only 9 years old. It is all about focus you idiots. Now I am going back to watching sponge bob. Nobody reply to this thread. I do not want to get text notices to come back here. I have shared enough of my wisdom so leave me alone you piss ants.
I saw this in the theater in 1986 when it was released, and when Daniel started telling Kumiko what the guy trying to break the ice was doing wrong I knew he was going to do it himself. It was obvious that Daniel already knew how to do it without realizing it. It showed just how far he had progressed in his training from the first film and how much he had learned from Mr. Miyagi without even knowing it. Mr. Miyagi as Daniel himself comes to realize in this scene knew exactly what he had learned and was capable of.
+cisio64123 Which makes it so frustrating the way they portrayed Daniel in Part III. He basically became a man in this movie and regressed into a scared, almost unskilled wimp right up until the end of Part III. And for the record people. The Karate Kid was released on June 22, 1984. The Karate Kid Part II on June 20, 1986. The Karate Kid Part III on June 30, 1989.
+Holden308 I have to agree with you. I was very disappointed in Daniel's characterization in part III. I didn't like how he regressed in his attitude or ability's. It seemed like they were trying to recreate the Johnny dynamic with Mike, but Daniel had progressed beyond that in II, so it was a let down. Daniel, rather then showing growing maturity also regressed into a whiny teenage brat in III, which was a big turn off. They tried to pass it off as Terry's influance having a negative effect on Daniel, but it only made him look weak. That they regressed Daniel rather than progressing him was a big flaw and is why it just didn't work as well.
I'd say that this scene was either fake or rigged. I've been hunting ice blocks in the wild for at least 12 years now, and I've never seen more than 2 ice blocks lined up in a row. In the wild, ice blocks rarely travel in herds, you'd be lucky to get 2 or 3 lined up. I heard of a story where a guy went ice block hunting and found 3 in a perfect line, but even I found that very hard to believe. It's obvious that the ice blocks used in the movie were either tamed and trained, or sedated and slaughtered for fun. Either way, it's pretty cruel.
Yo Noid Sometimes, I like to rehash funny comments and post it on various different videos, because the joke itself is funny. Sure, some variation of the joke may have been repeated before, but not everyone knows the joke. What I didn't expect was that an astute reader such as yourself would read my comment from months ago, and find a similarity in it that is only found lurking in the most obscure places on RUclips. With skills like that, why are you wasting your time writing RUclips comments when you could be doing detective work instead? You could go around to popular websites and find obvious similarities between jokes being told. I can see it now: "Detective Dipshit: Private Dick for hire." Keep up the great work.
Thomas Aragorn Uh did I upset your little sensibility. I sure as heck didn't get any complaints when I lauded your first attempt. Hey why not do sequels and prequels just like Rocky. It won an Academy, why not rehash it and see if it wins another. *sardonic* You should thank me for playing the mentor role and keepin it real for ya, holmes: don't rehash shit on the same vid. Real talent is finding random humor in any video. Apparently, your insecurity tells me everything. Keep up the good work, you'll need it. You obviously are a struggling artist if that got to you. LOL...
I think myagi only gave him half of it or maybe he gave danny up to $1200 and just kept the original 600 bucks he already put in in the first place which was the most likely scenerio as chozen tried to nick it
@@greatest_bumble_bee_dude, Cal Poly Pomona back in 1989 was $300 per quarter. Mt Sac Community College was $50 a semester. Daniel could've made it if he didn't go to USC or UCLA.
Indiana University 1968 Tuition $180 per semester for up to 18 credit hours...room and board at the Men's Residence Center $500/semester although we were on our own for Sunday Dinner
I’m liking the New series “ Cobra Kai “. Johnny Lawrence is pretty funny 😂 The old ones are good classic’s. I still don’t believe that Daniel Larusso’s Crain Kick would of worked in real life. Johnny would have dodged it.
marpa Yea! I love how Mr. Myagi says: "Thank you Sato. Pleasure doing business with you." To add to what you said, I like how having humiliated his uncle once, Chozen tries to put him another spot of not honoring the bet. And already being humiliated enough, Sato says: "Chozen. don't embarrass your uncle again." Bad guy as Sato is (at this point), he knows you don't dishonor a bet. To be sure, Sato is a business man, so it won't break him. But I'm sure he still noticed the loss.
Daniel is the real bully and instigator, johnny Lawrence is a misunderstood good guy depicted as a bad guy...even in cobra kai Daniel portrays himself as a douch bag....cobra kai never die!!
That black actor is Clarence Gilyard. He has been in a lot of popular movies like Top Gun, Karate Kid II, L.A. Takedown, and Die Hard. However, he is very famous and well-known with Chuck Norris in the TV show: Walker, Texas Ranger!
The GCXBU Gaming & Xtreme Girl Gaming he also played Conrad McMasters in the TV show Matlock
Chuck Norris could have broken them with his pinky.
The Xtreme GCXBU Gaming I watch ‘Walker,Texas Ranger’ and never realized it until you said something.
Was that who was referenced in the murder mystery episodes of King of the Hill?
This moment of Sato watching Daniel, is so much more powerful than all his scenes put together. A quiet moment for Sato, admiring Daniel’s focus and the realization that he was well taught by Mr. Miyagi.
Really? I never realized that about the look Sato gave during that scene.
Because you don't pay attention😂
@@menzerroku4708 NOT REALLY MAN TO BE HONEST HELL YAH
@@justinbryson352 NOT REALLY MAN TO BE HONEST HELL YAH
At CK Daniel now becomes the next Sato
The look in Sato's eyes. He KNEW Daniel could do it.
Sato KNEW Daniel could do it because he read the script.
Lollllll
:) I took it as he did it (Daniel) following the true lessons of karate that Sato abandoned
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Then why did he beat?
The look in Sato's eye when Larosso was doing the breathing technique told it all. He knew what was about to happen.
I like to think that he saw the old ways in him, that Miyagi had taught him the same way as Miyagi's father did. Spiritual, strength from within etc. Not the modern style he was teaching at his school. He saw that he really knew his stuff and perhaps was the first time he doubted himself for mocking Miyagi and Daniel.
I love that part. Esp with the music in the background too.
@@cmdrdredd U
@@nuttybangerz The Moody Blues...
@@cmdrdredd wow really nice
I like how Sato's face changes when he sees Daniel do the breathing exercise... He knew he was gonna lose his bet, meanwhile Chosen is clueless. Sato kept the best karate secrets to himself, because he knew Chosen would abuse them, unlike Daniel.
I just noticed that when I watched it a few days ago. I told my son 'Sato knows Daniel is about to break the ice, he's just mad because he bet all that money. He thought MIyagi forgot it all...' Jooooope!!! Still got it baby.
It really was a good scene. And although I think Danny really didn't deliberately act like he was recognising the exercise, it did seem like a recognition reaction.
That's a good point. Miyagi never "hid" the secrets, for example, the Crane, the drum technique, or the deep breathing meditation. Chozen was clueless, and ironically, fell victim to the drum technique.
The last part of your sentence didn't age well lol. Since Cobra Kai, Sato took in Chozen again both changed men, while Miyagi never taught Daniel the offensive style of Miyagi Do.
I doubt Sato kept it from Chozen. Focus seems to be the foundation of karate and would likely have been taught early on. I would believe Chozen had become complacent to some of the fundamentals rather than never having been taught them.
"Thank you, Sato. Pleasure doing business in with you."
Like a BOSS.
Sato was wrong, but at least he had honor. Not sure how I'd react to my best childhood friend stealing my fiancee. Probably a lot less civil than Sato was here.
@@HowDyaYouLikeMeNow Sato: Not honoring bet is mark of coward.
@@HowDyaYouLikeMeNow Yukio and Sato were arranged to be married.
Miyagi and Yukio were in love. I would have stolen her lol
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It was not a comment on the ethical dilemma of the situation, it was a comment regarding Sato's character as a person.
Absolutely brilliant scene in the film :) !
I really liked Sato in this scene, He shows his maturity in comparison to his nephew - he dislikes Miyagi but due to curiousity, he wants to know how his old friend trained his student. And the look on his face afterwards speaks volumes.
Indeed you are powerful....
Obi-Wan has taught you well.
And he paid the bet he lost
Deep down, Sato believes in doing things square...
@@djdoc70 i think it was more like try to fight with miyagui
Daniel: "What are you going to do?"
Mr Miyagi: "Pray."
That's why I love Mr Miyagi, he can't help but crack a joke before leaving.
Actually, it's a callback to the beginning of the movie when Miyagi teaches Daniel the breathing technique to help him one-hit nails. Daniels says it looks like prayer.
Pat Morita was a comedian ! It’s almost natural for him to crack a joke ad part of his character in the movie
Look at Mr. Miyagi pick up that money, like, "I'm so glad I taught this kid karate."
😂😂
Really is remarkable that they successfully created a more than worthy sequel. It's very, very difficult to film just 1 spectacular movie, but to catch lightening in a bottle twice is 10X as unlikely. They could have just written a story about Miyagi training Daniel for another tournament, but instead they flip things around and make the sequel more about the Teacher than the Student. Great Screenwriting!
I think it's actually better than the 1st.
+j ho same
yep..ironically the 2nd karate kid only has one weakness...the Daniel character storyline is 2/3rd's weak and he is less featured in favor of the teacher....Daniel was the focus of the first film but he gets way less screen time in the sequel which is ballsy and kind of unexpected and I enjoyed...I kind of wish he had even less screen time...his storyline was written so poorly, I wish he only showed up for training scenes, that's all we needed........him breaking up off screen was so odd.......also the rivalry with the Japanese kid was really odd.....I like daniels training in karate kid 2 but other than that his storyline is so weird and bland... his romance with the Asian girl is underplayed and kind of pointless...there was no chemistry which he had a lot of with the first girl........it seemed he only liked her cause the plot says he has to like the girl he is near at that moment so lets make him single.......I dont know.....since he knew he couldn't stay in japan, why have a crush on a girl who you wont ever see again?....why not just keep Daniel with his first girlfriend since he clearly wont stay Asian chick.......also the bully picks on him for no reason......I don't know.....in the first film it made more sense..in this film the romance and bullying felt like rehash and rushed and forced and awkward for the sake of it and the acting is so poor that it came across as stupid...
I disagree about Daniel and Yuki. They had much better chemistry and screen time than him and Shue. Look at pt 1 again. They meet at the beach, but don't really talk, they have a mostly montage scene on their 1st date, the quick Halloween dance, and they break up and make up, and then she's therefor the tournament. Yuki and Daniel got out a copuple of dates, they talk about her goals, she teaches him how to dance, the tea ceremony and then he saves her life. And he was trying to convince to come to the US, which was a long shot, but you could tell she was very interested in some aspects. I will concede that the off screen break up with Shue was odd, but she's not going to be in the movie for just one seen. I don't know if seen the Kick Ass movies, but they have the gf in there and breakup is so forced it should have been off screen with her not even in the movie.
Now as far Daniel and Cho. I think we can agree two things; he was a lot more dangerous than Johnny. Hell, he would have kicked him and the other Cobra Kai bullies asses just like Miyagi. And, 2nd that once they did start their rivalry, everything after made sense. Now we can debate why he hated Daniel in the first place. Well, he is a "coward" by association because he is with Miyagi, and the next time they're not with Sato and Miyagi, Daniel exposes him ripping off the villages. That's plenty of motivation and keeps getting embarrassed by him.
The last point about screen time, I'm not sure what else they could do with Miyagi. He had plenty of time with his woman and there's only so many times he can refuse to fight Sato.
My biggest problem is it did not need to 2 hours. I'm not sure what they could have cut but they should have been in Okinawa a lot sooner.
At least we can all agree that pt 3 was weak, and the Hillary Swank one was awful.
Good post!
Man I remember in my day we used to hang around the bar as teens breaking ice with our hands...those were the good ole days.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah. Then Covid happened. Now we can't break ice at the bar anymore.
@@fatdaddyeddiejr Covid wasn’t in the 80’s
Oh so you are from okinawa?
2:55 the moment Sato knew he was going to lose.
*Yooooooooooooooooosssssssshhhhhhhh!*
I love how Miyagi stands next to Daniel and breathes with him. Such a powerful moment - though all the Karate Kid films have moments like this.
You love it.
+FocusReborn, that's not gay at all. You do realize that breathing exercise they were doing, that's REAL KARATE! In that music in the background, the Japaneese are the most skilled martial artists in the world. They do exercises like that all the time. Chozen lost because he was cocky, he was arrogant, and he didn't take Daniel very seriously. Also, that Chozen guy had no honor either.
+crwilso6 you dumbass no its not
+Derek Mathews
Actually that is not true.
Shaolin monks are considered the greatest warriors in history next to maybe the Spartans.
But the spartans were not martial artists.
Shaolin monks were and ARE still. And they are freaking amazing.
+meepo44fromroblox srsly? that is a joke. consider next to spartan? Lmao.
I love how Sato watches him doing the breathing exercise. he knows what he's doing. great movie!
It was an important part of the movie. While Chozen was busy laughing it up at what Daniel was doing, Sato was looking on with a great deal of respect. He knew Miyagi had taught his student well. It was the first time in the film you realized that maybe this guy really wasn't the heartless dick he portrayed himself to be.
Yes. You can see that Sato realizes Daniel just might actually do it.
I always think about what Sato is thinking in that moment. I think Sato wanted to cover the bet to size Daniel up and see what Miyagi had taught him. I also think he probably knew that Daniel had a pretty good chance to break the ice bricks. I think it gave him an idea of what Miyagi was still capable of re: Karate if they fought to the death. So, once he saw Daniel break the ice, he knew that he really would be in for the fight to the death with Mr. Miyagi. Of course that is just my thoughts on that part of the movie. haha
@@muzikdude1188 wow great insight to possible inner conflicts of the movie. I posted some thoughts of my own as well.
That was one of my favorite parts of this film. Watching Sato looking at what Daniel was doing. It took him back to his past teachings.
I love how Mr. Miyagi trolls Sato at the end.
Haha, indeed.
Huh?
If looks could kill!
@@nighthammerherolp2678 What's there to be confused about? Miyagi trolled him.
Daniel Took so long the ice was already melting.
I didn't see your comment and I made the same comment practically word-for-word just a few seconds ago I hope you don't mind
I don't think the ice would start to melt that quickly.
I think that whole thing was put together mistreatment myagi as can see a massive long gap in between the sheets of ice so basically danny boy could easily shatter the ice slates with one quick hard strike
@daipaulig That ice seems a little thick and it would take a long time for it to melt. For example, I once had to defrost my mini refrigerator that had ice in it and I defrosted it late at night and the ice didn't completely melt until the evening of the next day where that ice in this scene looks the same as the ice I had in my mini refrigerator.
Lol Daniel thought Kumiko was bailing on him when she really went n got Miyagi to save his ass.
Well hes been burnt before bye ali with a i
I like how Sato watches Daniel. He can see the skill of Miyagi right through him.
If danny was smarter he would have kneed while at the same time aiming higher on chozen but, unfortunately it wouldn't have done that much good as he still would have had them 2 pedophiles on his tail
Yea, as he's thinking oh shit, i made a betting mistake.
@@greatest_bumble_bee_dude who's the pedos?
Right on the 💰 Mr Miyagi had trained Daniel very well in self defense but I don't think that Sato seemed very impressed !rlb
It isnot the skill of Miyagi, it is the skill Sato has too! They were both taught from same master. Chozen did NOT learn the way. Sato is jealous, and remembering.
The guy that only broke 2 pcs of ice was so moved by Daniel breaking all 6 that he went off and joined the Texas rangers and partnered up with Walker.
He was compelled afterwards to work with someone who could actually fight.
Computer guy in Die Hard
@@iec7587 good call... i forgot about that.
@@iec7587 "Oh my God the quarterback is toast!!"
But not before he became a Top Gun fighter pilot and private investigator for Matlock!
This scene never gets old.
College tuition was $3600 back then, nowadays it gets meal plan
That's when the economy in America was good because of Ronald Reagan!
+Kimberly S lol.
+Kimberly S ronnie regan was a nutter
That's because there were no student loans and nobody had that retarded "go to college or you're a failure" mindset.
Anthony Ramsey he made a mistake with the betting odds, why so aggressive? If you can be this angry with such a small and insignificant thing with a person you don’t know and haven’t even met, you must be carrying a lot of horrible negative energy in your heart which can’t be good for you. Just chill man. It’s not worth getting stressed about.
I LOVE that extended shot of Sato! He recognises the technique. He knows Daniel can probably do it. This scene is the single best scene in a trilogy of GREAT scenes! THIS shows Daniel's potential - the way Street Fighter 2 always bangs on about Ryu's full potential! The hair rises on the back of my neck during this!
3:46 Love how Miyagi riffles the money as he walks away.
Love how the music sounds like Street Fighter II or something.
Daniel is always the trouble maker, starting shit with others
+Johnnie Campbell Hoof and mouth disease, common human defect.
That’s a stupid conclusion when he is clearly the protagonist.
I think Daniel its a nice guy.
I mean he was just trying to be nice with a pretty girl. Jhonny came and kick his ass.
Chosen. Just meet and kick his ass
And terry.. just kick his ass for money
I crack up so much when he says "good doing business with you" takes the money and leave 😂😂😂😂
right?! some people just don't know what the word no means lmfao he tried telling them he didn't wanna do it .. but nooo go get my uncleeee... well now you're a little lighter lmao
Love the Johnny look-a-like in the background, surprised no one spotted this, wow! follows Daniel everywhere...haha!!!
😮
Most of the film, Miyagi's just trying to avoid conflict, trying to get through to Sato and be the diplomat.
Here he enters full on troll-mode.
"Thank you Sato. Pleasure, do business with you." Then walks off casually riffling the notes.
Mr. Miyagi and Obi-Wan Kenobi should go out for a beer together.
The whole okiwana trip was a ruse to trick danny into fighting in the purposely built fighting arena arena ( also known as the castle )
All those sickos like to watch fights.
Myagi had to stay in character and try to not let the viewers figure out that myagi was nothing but, a snakey 🐍 grifter.
Chozen was likely paid some serious dosh after myagi caught the plane ✈ back to California, America
Best karate kid out of all of them
Back in the 80's you couldn't avoid this kind of thing . If it wasn't a Ski champ it was a karate bet. If it wasn't a round of tractor chicken it was an insane bike jump. As a professional bar bouncer I have seen it all.
Mike West hahha that's sick, what's the one that stands out most in your memory?
Probably when me biff got into to it at the diner.
The double douche!
Yep, I remember having to always arm wrestle in the 80s. I used a technique called over the top to win my matches, I traveled from town to town in my big rig and even had my son along for the ride.
I thought you would of been taller
Mayagi was a "mic drop boss" with that line!! "Pleasure doing business with you..." BAM!!
In real life he was a comedian and wrote jokes for other scripts
My fighting style is;"I hope I run faster then them."
lol they do say the best training for fighting multiple opponents is track and field, since they usually all attack at once, not one at a time like they do in movies
you mean Nikeido
Love the line at the end where Daniel wants to spend it all right away, and then Miyagi reminds him he spent his college savings on a plane ticket. ;-)
Don't think danny was even smart enough to attend university - he was likely in the c class in secondary school
You got to love how the music is building up so much tension inside you !!
yup, to me Karate Kid III never happened
In this movie, 80% of the words are either “honor” or “coward.”
...and the other 20% are, "Yooooooosh!"
"We do not honor bets with cowards"
He says after pushing around a kid much smaller than him and with the threat of violence from himself and friends forces the kid into a bet.
Turn on the captions and watch what Sato says to Chosen 😂😂
Mr Miyagi actually broke the ice with his mind. don't tell daniel
yeah
😂😂
Dragon Lee holy shit I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣 bro great line lol 👊
😆😆😆😆😆
Goodness Grace he hired grasshopper
Clearly that maintenance man job Mr. Miyagi holds pays more than the bills.
Why are there zero comments here
What the hell, GrayStillPlays, last person I thought I would see during a karate kid 2 clip
Mr. Miyagi is secretly a pimp daddy on the side.
Veteran's pension.
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I used to replay this scene as a kid with styrofoam this was amazing movie in my childhood
I love Sato. “You are covered” “do not embarrass uncle again!”
DO NOT EMBARRASS UNCLE AGAIN!
Always makes me laugh when he says "We do not honor bet with coward." Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.
regul8or daniel is miagis student- miagi is seen as a coward by chozen, as that is what he has been told- so daniel in his eyes is the student of the coward so must be just like him..
chozen isnt a hypocrite, just dumb
@@BillWalters-kx8sw Goes to show Sato was more reasonable than Chozen his idiot nephew
The acting from everyone except Miyagi and the kid is so hilarious over the top lol. In all the Karate Kid movies. Especially this one though.
@@BillWalters-kx8sw I did until I saw an interview the other day.
The character could so easily have been a racist stereotype, but it holds up pretty well 30 years later.
My pot is red
Even though that was just the movies, it STILL inspires me to believe in myself ! Great scene!
Among the greatest moments ever put to film, classic!
"Do Not Embarass Uncle Again!" (DNEUA)
Mathias Rask-Andersen i was waiting for them to show that, the video didn't get that far, i love that part your saying, do not embarass uncle again. karate kid 2 might not be as good as part 1, but is right up there for me, i always said die hard and karate kid are my favorite 80's movies, i think karate kid part 2 might be in my top 5 for the 80's list.
+Johnny Lawrence Better to see on Chozen's tombstone lol
The Sato line of the movie
If you rearrange those letters, you get DANIEL-SAN
One of the most motivated scenes i've really admire for someone to take the courage to break 6 ices in one blow truly an epic scene from those days.
Love the song in the background... Rock N roll over you by the moody blues
2:43 Sato's performance just totally made this scene. It's the best scene in the whole movie, along with the wood breaking scene in the storm. Okay, the scene at the beginning with Kreese was great too. Just a classic movie, I miss these movies as you can tell....
My kids are loving this movie right now.
Daniel is like bad luck Brian, he goes to Okinawa on vacation, and ends up having to fight some guy to the death.
worse fucking vacation ever.
Joshua LaPointe just scrolling through comments ..i see you wrote this a year ago..just wanted to say....looooooooooool
Joshua LaPointe sounds alot like my vacation in phillipines
Don't forget the storm lol
Miyagi warned Daniel of the dangers
I like how whenever Daniel trys leaving chozen keeps pushing him back so many times
I can do this EASY... just concentrate for 1-2 hours until the ice melt 😂🤣
hahahahaha
Nice
Actually that was probably was Daniel was trying to do😂😂
Lmao
I would get before then for my own personal use only on my sprained ankle - lol ☺
There's something irresistibly comical about how Sato was obviously hoping that Daniel would fail and be disgraced. But of course when Daniel DOES break the ice, Sato knows that as much as his own pride has been hurt, it will only make it worse if he tries to back out of the bet. I always liked the bad guy that knows there are some rules even he has to obey. Good for Sato!
+eternalhalloween1 Yeah, unlike his asshole nephew. HE was the one who forced Daniel into the bet, and the bastard acts like a fucking brat once Daniel wins.
+NekoHybrid Ha ha, yea. Also I think it adds to the comedy in that Sato was a wealthy businessman. Yea, I'm sure his pride was hurt. But we know he'll live. It wasn't like some poor guy lost his whole life savings. And of course Myagi has that great line: "Thank you Sato. Pleasure doing business with you." :)
Chozen was one of the greatest bad guys from 80's movies..not to mention this was one of the greatest movies from the 80's.
You recall how long this movie was in the theaters? At our drive in theater, this movie was on for over 3 months.
@@bluehavencd i absolutely love part 1...but part 2 is just a flat out better movie..rare sequel that does that
@@lethrneck4 The sequels usually pale in comparison. And Like you the first one was better, but the sequel further expanded Miyagi's background further.
You felt all of his narcissistic hate
you know what I love so much about watching these clips after seeing Cobra Kai, Danny's mannerisms and facial expressions match up PERFECTLY, since its the same actor 34 years later, that still blows my mind that they were able to do this, I mean normally if u have a series with a character as a child and an adult there's different actors so there are some variances, here it's perfect
kumiko is beyond beautiful.
How could you resist her?
I would have never left Japan.
And she has aged real well. Father Time has been real kind to Tamlyn.
She still is
2:50, Sato realizes it's over before it begins
+Reuben Ahmed very well said
Actually, I think it was more that Sato got more respect for Miyagi. In the end, it was never about Daniel and Chosen, it was about Miyagi and Sato all along.
I keep saying it, but a prequel to Sato and Mr Miyagi would be a great movie, like showing Satos hate for Miyagi, him leaving to the US, fighting in the war, losing his family , etc.
Oscey Juarez you mean like the shredder and splinter? lol
Xilo Channel lol
I can't help but think that if Daniel had just kept his mouth shut he wouldn't be in this mess.
Lmao! So true. "You have to strong here, not here!" Keep your voice down, Daniel.
Yeah, but he'd also be 1800 short. All in all, it worked out for him just fine.
90% of the issues in this series involving Daniel was because he tried to act a hero.
That was Daniel trying to impress Kumico. ''You have to be stong here (points to his head) not here (points to the muscle on his arm) It doesn't make a difference!'' That what happens if you put your money where your mouth is Daniel!
Daniel's problem is that Chozen is a dick who won't admit that every hit he's taken to his reputation is his own fault and that Daniel's involvement in the incidents just happens to be coincidental.
You could tell Sato was worried Daniel might be able to do it.
YOU ARE COVAAAED!!!
Yoooooooooosh!
Notice the way Sato was staring at Daniel when he was focusing on his ice strike and then had the money already ready for Miyagi? He knew then Miyagi had taught him well and was going to break all six.
'Do not embarrass Uncle again'.
Not to mention the disrespect towards his elder Myiagi
needs to be on a t shirt and in my closet
"Hey he's gotta break all three right? WRONG! ALL SIX!" 😂
"He has to break all three right?"
"WRONG!!!! All six!"
Love the way Chozen says "wrong" and that shirt is incredible! Incredible meaning that it's incredible that it actually exists 😁
The original Karate Kid is a classic. But the Karate Kid part 2 is a fucking masterpiece!!!
scottjulie27 part two should have been part 3
Fucking masterpiece you Great!
The sequel was definitely worthy.
The last 2 sucked balls!!!
@@gapyrodawg5181 I actually really liked number 2. Diving into Mr. Miyagi's backstory was excellent and the tension was escalated (foreign country for Daniel, a more violent adversary, and a fight to the death for Mr. Miyagi) as all good sequels should do.
The thing which takes it a notch down from the first is that the drum technique is really stupid. Going from the crane kick to this was a huge let down in the climax. If they spent a little time coming up with a new awesome technique, this would've surpassed the original.
The climax takes it a notch down, but I have a hard time seeing what makes it a terrible movie. Number 3 on the other hand ...
I like the music change. When Sato comes in the tambourine is added over the music.
Trivet breaking ICE. Walker would be proud.
I bet walker can breaks that ice in seconds
Whos here after seeing Chozen in the season 3 trailer
No greater power can be reached than when heart, mind, and body all come into focus
easier said then done
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+Sky Rider Emotional content ! Don't think....Feel. Bruce Lee- Enter The Dragon.
+Alex861697
Understanding that, is 1/3 of itself.
go and smoke a fat one...
"You get college tuition... I go get massage with happy ending...." LOL
And its with Kumico while daniel sleeps
Lmao
damn...nuf internet for today
yes , you are fukup
Hahaha
As soon as Sato saw Daniel doing his focusing technique, he knew he was fucked. I'm sure he recognized it.
I love it how the two older people just show up out of nowhere at the exact right time needed.
@soapfanaddict NOT REALLY MAN TO BE HONEST HELL YAH
love how mr miyagi has so much confidence in him and daniels always like shit I'm fucked lol
In the original it makes sense why the young inexperienced Daniel has no faith in the training miyagi or himself but you would think by the sequel Daniel would have more confidence and just by having miyagi bet on him and look at him with that face of confidence should be all Daniel needs to understand to believe in himself and try the ice breaking with no hesitation...why do they have to force comedy into this scene and have Daniel have to bicker pull him to the side just to argue ...as if Daniel isn't the champion...he should believe in miyagis teachings and himself by now...
Yessah, Daniel Son! Never gets old!
After all these years, I would have never guessed that was a Moody Blues song playing in the background. I'm used to their "Nights in White Satin" material.
MY WIFE & I MET RALPH MACCHIO @ NEW YORK COMIC CON, A TOTALLY DOWN TO EARTH GUY & VERY COOL CAT!!!
I just realized for the first time that they are in Japan and mr. Miyagi says he wants to go get Chinese food LOL
so what .. you think theres no chinese food in japan /Okinawa?
something more unusual is they're betting us dollars in japan.. or is that what americans living in okinawa uses?
Tony B he's a wealthy businessman at a GI bar, not that unrealistic.
u think sato wouldnt carry around that much cash with him always. i say he would
My issue is if this was really Gate 2 Street or BC Street outside of Kadena AFB. Daniel-san should have seen the Banana Show and visited Whisper Alley at night 😄 (I know this was filmed in Hawaii)
What amazes me is how all the characters seem to converge within moments of each other in a moments notice. Another thing to mention is that a minute before Daniel and Kumiko haply walk into a bar(out of some strange curiosity...?), the nephew in his Dojo was teaching American servicemen Karate in full Gii garb. A minute later he's in plain clothes laying down a bet against Daniel. Another 'WTH?' moment...
i like how he was gonna attempt this again in Cobra Kai until Johnny shows him up, such a great rivalry :D
I could watch that part over and over
This scene really broke the ice between these characters.
hahahahahaha
I see what you did there. 😁
Hahaha that has double meaning
Pun intended
Myagi shows up - now it's serious !
Adam Holland gotta love miyagi, his the best teacher ever, even better than mickey from rocky.
mickey who - could mick teach rocky to smash all six blocks of ice - doubt it
Adam Holland exctly.
Adam Holland Daniel-San couldn't break the ribs in a side of beef even with his fancy smancy KA-RA-TAY. Nor could he catch a chicken with his greasy fast Italian speed!
RIP Mickey Goldmill.
butt master sure he could power is created via kinetic energy( energy in motion) the faster the strike the more power it is
What Daniel-San did with the money:
"You get college tuition Daniel-San."
"Nonono...you're thinkin' too small, Mr. Miyagi, you gotta think of...Mr. Miyagi's LITTLE TREES! huh? huh?"
One of my favorite scenes. This should've been part 3 though.
no because it was the summer before part 3
Miagi- Don't worry i'll take care of this, I bet $600 on the boy
I love how the older guys just 'turn up' out of nowhere! Hahaha! It's amazing.
Once Sato saw Daniel break out the super spiritual breathing technique, he was all like, "Hes about to dishonor uncle." Danny trolls again!
The look on Sato's face @2:50 knowing that it's over and he lost.
daniel contradicts himself here. first he tell kumico that you gotta be strong in the head/mind and not the body. then he says to miyagi "guy that tried it is twice my size he only got through two of them. what do you expect me to do>" lol.
That is typical Daniel putting his money where his mouth is.
actually that is a bit strange that he said that you have to be strong here not here so another word's that guy didn't use power in his mind, so the technique that miyagi was doing to daniel, is that the same thing and daniel wasn't aware of it or he just said it.
I think Daniel was basically saying. " I didn't buy that shit I told Kumico, I'm just trying to get laid with an Asian chick."
Dont question hollywood logic.
Buster Posey I think it is more about the fear of losing.
I could have broken them all. My fighting style is a combination of Tae Kwon Do, Aikido, and Scooby Do.
u want a Scooby snack
tddnenc yesh
I know chop suey. I could have broken 10 of them and I am only 9 years old. It is all about focus you idiots. Now I am going back to watching sponge bob. Nobody reply to this thread. I do not want to get text notices to come back here. I have shared enough of my wisdom so leave me alone you piss ants.
you fucking geniusss xDDDD
Scobby doo papa
I like the look on Sato's face when LaRusso was focusing. He knew Daniel is going to do it.
In one scene Daniel managed to piss off an African American, an Asian, and a Caucasian. That kid has talent!
I saw this in the theater in 1986 when it was released, and when Daniel started telling Kumiko what the guy trying to break the ice was doing wrong I knew he was going to do it himself. It was obvious that Daniel already knew how to do it without realizing it. It showed just how far he had progressed in his training from the first film and how much he had learned from Mr. Miyagi without even knowing it. Mr. Miyagi as Daniel himself comes to realize in this scene knew exactly what he had learned and was capable of.
it came out in 84
+Verity Spring The original came out in 84. This is part 2, which came out in 86.
oh yeah completely forgot this was part 2, sorry XD
+cisio64123 Which makes it so frustrating the way they portrayed Daniel in Part III. He basically became a man in this movie and regressed into a scared, almost unskilled wimp right up until the end of Part III.
And for the record people. The Karate Kid was released on June 22, 1984. The Karate Kid Part II on June 20, 1986. The Karate Kid Part III on June 30, 1989.
+Holden308 I have to agree with you. I was very disappointed in Daniel's characterization in part III. I didn't like how he regressed in his attitude or ability's. It seemed like they were trying to recreate the Johnny dynamic with Mike, but Daniel had progressed beyond that in II, so it was a let down. Daniel, rather then showing growing maturity also regressed into a whiny teenage brat in III, which was a big turn off. They tried to pass it off as Terry's influance having a negative effect on Daniel, but it only made him look weak. That they regressed Daniel rather than progressing him was a big flaw and is why it just didn't work as well.
I'd say that this scene was either fake or rigged. I've been hunting ice blocks in the wild for at least 12 years now, and I've never seen more than 2 ice blocks lined up in a row. In the wild, ice blocks rarely travel in herds, you'd be lucky to get 2 or 3 lined up. I heard of a story where a guy went ice block hunting and found 3 in a perfect line, but even I found that very hard to believe. It's obvious that the ice blocks used in the movie were either tamed and trained, or sedated and slaughtered for fun. Either way, it's pretty cruel.
That was random and funny as shit. BRAVO.
Yeah, I am surprised more did not like this. People will. I am mad that I did not say it though. Very funny!
*****
Number 1 cardinal rule in random humor: Don't push your luck. Once (original concept) is golden; more than that will cheapen it.
Yo Noid Sometimes, I like to rehash funny comments and post it on various different videos, because the joke itself is funny. Sure, some variation of the joke may have been repeated before, but not everyone knows the joke. What I didn't expect was that an astute reader such as yourself would read my comment from months ago, and find a similarity in it that is only found lurking in the most obscure places on RUclips.
With skills like that, why are you wasting your time writing RUclips comments when you could be doing detective work instead? You could go around to popular websites and find obvious similarities between jokes being told. I can see it now: "Detective Dipshit: Private Dick for hire." Keep up the great work.
Thomas Aragorn
Uh did I upset your little sensibility. I sure as heck didn't get any complaints when I lauded your first attempt. Hey why not do sequels and prequels just like Rocky. It won an Academy, why not rehash it and see if it wins another. *sardonic*
You should thank me for playing the mentor role and keepin it real for ya, holmes: don't rehash shit on the same vid. Real talent is finding random humor in any video.
Apparently, your insecurity tells me everything.
Keep up the good work, you'll need it. You obviously are a struggling artist if that got to you. LOL...
$1800 for college tuition. That wouldn't even cover a single class at my graduate school. $1150 a credit with the average class being 3 credits.
I think myagi only gave him half of it or maybe he gave danny up to $1200 and just kept the original 600 bucks he already put in in the first place which was the most likely scenerio as chozen tried to nick it
@@greatest_bumble_bee_dude, Cal Poly Pomona back in 1989 was $300 per quarter. Mt Sac Community College was $50 a semester. Daniel could've made it if he didn't go to USC or UCLA.
Indiana University 1968 Tuition $180 per semester for up to 18 credit hours...room and board at the Men's Residence Center $500/semester although we were on our own for Sunday Dinner
@@notpresidentduterte3979 Cal poly is 8k a semester now for undergrad I think. I'm over on the east coast paying 40k for mine. Rip
@@notpresidentduterte3979 they actually just switch from trimesters to semester last year or so.
I’m liking the New series “ Cobra Kai “. Johnny Lawrence is pretty funny 😂 The old ones are good classic’s. I still don’t believe that Daniel Larusso’s Crain Kick would of worked in real life. Johnny would have dodged it.
Did you notice Johnny Lawrence cameo in this scene?
@@Colombia20102018 where
GodofWarChuka
Crane kick not working in real life? Tell that Lyoto Machida.
Lol yea johnny is funny
Battōsai _ Yes. But he did a Crane like 10X faster then the one that Daniel did in the movie. His opponent didn’t see it coming.
pleasure doing business with you! hahaha what a great scene!
Yeah, Miyagi really rubs it in, passing his thumb through the bills and everything! xD
Trolling level INFINITE
marpa Yea! I love how Mr. Myagi says: "Thank you Sato. Pleasure doing business with you."
To add to what you said, I like how having humiliated his uncle once, Chozen tries to put him another spot of not honoring the bet. And already being humiliated enough, Sato says: "Chozen. don't embarrass your uncle again." Bad guy as Sato is (at this point), he knows you don't dishonor a bet. To be sure, Sato is a business man, so it won't break him. But I'm sure he still noticed the loss.
LOL how butthurt his face at the end standing in the doorway!
Daniel is the real bully and instigator, johnny Lawrence is a misunderstood good guy depicted as a bad guy...even in cobra kai Daniel portrays himself as a douch bag....cobra kai never die!!
The dorky thug with the hat was one of my favorite characters in the movie
"Heh heh heh...Mr Coward"
Mine too. I like how at the beginning of the video he sees Daniel enter the place and then he goes to get chozen 😂